Reincarnation beliefs in the West conveniently feature people remembering past lives as famous royalty
The math on past life regression therapies is incredibly suspicious. Mystical seekers undergoing hypnotic regression in the West almost always 'remember' being a misunderstood Egyptian priestess or a valiant medieval knight, miraculously avoiding the statistical probability that they were actually a peasant who died of dysentery at age fourteen.

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